Religious programs save government millions
June 19, 2003
LONDON, England — A new study has found that religious social programs provide millions in aid but go largely unnoticed by the government. The BBC
Filipino pastor arrested for ‘abusing Islam’
June 12, 2003
ISTANBUL, Turkey — A criminal court in the United Arab Emirates has declared Filipino Pastor Fernando Alconga guilty of “abusing Islam” and conducting Christian missionary
India court stops religious census
June 12, 2003
The High Court in India’s Gujarat state issued a desist notice May 29 to the state government and police officials who had been conducting a
Church of Scotland rejects unity proposal
June 12, 2003
EDINBURGH, Scotland — Proposals for the (Presbyterian) Church of Scotland to join with the Scottish Episcopal Church — the Scottish province of the Anglican Communion
Graham’s San Diego mission makes milestones
June 12, 2003
San Diego — Evangelist Billy Graham brought his gospel message to San Diego, Calif., during a mission May 8–11 that broke attendance records and focused
Hundreds of Korean Baptists commit to missions
June 12, 2003
LOS ANGELES — Nearly 450 Korean Southern Baptists made commitments to overseas missions service at a May 10–11 missions celebration at Berendo Street Baptist Church
Presbyterians continue homosexual debate
June 12, 2003
DENVER — The Presbyterian Church (USA) stepped back from another divisive fight over homosexuality May 30, rejecting a third churchwide vote on whether to allow
Religious literature can be distributed in schools
June 12, 2003
WASHINGTON — An appeals court has ruled that an Arizona school district cannot prohibit distribution of literature advertising a program with religious content. The decision
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